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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1031.
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CONCfcrtT TO UK GIVEN
Th following program will be play
ed at th Vlclrola conceit at the Coun
ty Library tomorrow afternoon, when
th reading room will b open from
two until 6:
Cnrnatlon March (Meyerbeen Arth
ur Pryor' band.
Madam liutterfly l'n Hel dl Ved
rm (Some pay He'll Come) Km
my Desiinn.
Madame Butterfly (Duet of Flowers)
. I'uelnnl France Alda-Snphie Bras
lau. Minuet In O (Padcrewski) Ignance
raderewnki.
A Dream John McCormaok.
Av Maria (MascRKnl) John Mc-
Cormack-Frlt Kreisler.
Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow) Frltx
Kreialer.
fwl Echo Song Luis TetrattinU
Swedish Cradle Bona- Alma Glue
and KTrem Zlmballst.
Dance of the Hour (Ponehielll) Vic
tor Herbert' Archeatra.
Melody in F tRubenstein) Pablo
Camls.
O Bole Mlo (My Sunshine) Emllio de
Oogoria,
EJegl Melodle (Massenet) Enrico
Caruso, violin obltgato my Miaha El
man. Heaven Resound (Beethoven) Vic
tor Oratorio chorus.
Scherherraade (Sympnonic Suite)
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra.
SHOWER IS GIVEN.
, Mia Julia Connlffe. whose marrl
ac to Tom Ixftus, of Ia GrnnJe, will
bo an event of next Tuesday, was
honored by a miscellaneous shower
riven recently at the home of Mrs.
Flunk McNalley, 420 Hush street, with
Mrs. Mc.Nalley and Mrs. It. It. Nutter
as hostesses. Tied and white carna
tions were used as a decoration and
the hostesses served a two course lun
cheon. Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. J. H. Luck, Mrs. Jake Murin.
.Mr. Sam Kelson, Mrs, George O'l'an
lels, Mrs. J. P. Murphy, Mrs. E. Steb,
.Mrs. Frank Erwln, Mrs. K. Thomp
son, Mrs. M. Klease and the honor
guest. Mrs. Marin won first price In
a guessing contest, while Mrs. Thomp
son took second honors.
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
The T. P. W. nub, composed of em
ployes of The Peoples' Warehouse,
which wa organized recently in Pen
dleton, has chosen Miss Gladys Smith
n president. R. W. Fletcher 1 vice
president, and Miss Agnes Leonard,
secretary-treasurer. Miss Donna Veio,
Miss Anna Howard and George Fergu
son comprise the advisory board. Thi
first meeting of the club was held
Thursday night at Eagle-Woodman
hall, where dancing was enjoyed after
a business meeting. Guest will be
entertained for the social hour of the
meeting.
FARTY 19 GIVEN
Little Glenn Purcell celebrated his
sixth birthday anniversary .Thursday In
Weston, at the home of his grand-
I Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson.
j Sleigh riding was one of the day's di
version and a big fruit cake was serv-
' ed during the refreshment hour.
Guests for the afternoon were Lionel
Marvin, John Davidson. Reta David
son, Leslie Purcell, Emory Purcell,
Lora Lucus and Geneva Lucas.
RETURN'S TO HOME.
Miss Frances Urown, who for the
past week has been the guest of Mrs.
John Sherman, returned today to her
j home In Condon.
MRS. HATNES ILL.
Mrs. Charles Haynes, who has been
suffering from a Bevere cold at her
home in the Security Apartments, Is
reported better today. '
HOPF'S UPSTAIRS SHOP
Suits at Half Price
Dresses at Half Price
Coats at Half Price
Regular $9.50 Petticoats $6.95
Georcette Waists $6.95
(Wonderful values)
It will pay you to look here before deciding.
OVER TAYLOR HARDWARE CO,
RETURN'S FROM PORTLAND.
Miss Carol Wurtenberger, are teach
er In the I'cndleton schools, returned
last evening from her home in Port
land where she has ben ill since the
Christmas holidays. She plans to re
sume her work on Monday, with the
opening of the second semester.
HOSTESSES FOR LUNCHEON.
Mrs. James Johns, Sr., Mrs. W. E.
Rrook and Mrs. J. B. McCook were
hostesses yesterday afternoon for a
bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Johns. A color scheme of yellow was
used and this shade was a charming
ly decorative feature In the table ap
pointments. Mrs. Charles Bond and
Mrs. Harold J. Warner won the score
trophies in the afternoon's' play.
Getting Ready for
March 4th?
V'
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to serve
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' We are' in
NESS now
you - well and earn
your steady patronage.
We carry the largest, finest and best assorted
stock of fine groceries in. Eastern Oregon. If
you are contemplating a change . of trading
places you can make no mistake if you trade
with us. We guarantee best quality, fair treat
ment and right prices. - ,
Gray Bros; Grocery Co.
THREE HiONES QUALITY
J
The taxpayer's search In the past
year for an answer to the question of
why roads fail ha led to the discov
ery that whatever may have been done
In the past to Insure proper sub-grade,
more must be done. There Is no deny
ing the fact that short haul traffic is
changing over from the railway to
the highway. Recently the Ocean
Shore Railroad (a Calfornia line) fil
ed an application with the Interstate
Commerce Commission for authority
to quit business. The plea made was
that the "motor truck has seriously
and adversely affected our freight re
venues .and the general increase of the
use of the public highway has affected
also our passenger revenues." In trying-
to item the rising tide of highway
traffic, short line railway stockholders
In this Instance has assessed them
selves seven times and then "gave up
the ghost."
Whatever may be given as the Im
mediate cause for short line railway
troubles, the underlying fact Is that
the community owned highway is be
coming public utility, with the direct
result that the road is being loaded
with new tonnage to a degree unex
pected by the public.
It now appears under the Impact
of increasing tonnage, that providing
a rigid surface on the road is not
sufficient, that however well that sur
face may be built ,the tendency of the
THE .
THOMAS
SHOP
' Better Values
BLOUSES AT HALF PRICE.
SWEATERS AT HALF PRICE
' COATS AT HALF PRICE
One Lot of Coats $12.50
Regular $85.00 Dresses $59.50
Regular $13.50 Petticoats $7.95
20 PER CENT OFF ON ALL SILK
UNDERWEAR.
(East Oregonlan Special.)
HELIX. Jan. 22. The Helix high
school was the scene of a merry group
of young people Friday evening when
they enjoyed their annual banquet. At
6:30 o'clock they were seated at the
banquet tables which were fairly
groaning with good things to eat. The
evening entertulnment was arranged
by Principal Paul Reed, Miss Lila Ault.
Mr. Roy Davidson and a committee
appointed by the student body. Mr.
Davidson acted as toast master a:i
present being called on for toasts the
main topic being basketball. Games
were enjoyed and all were unanimous
in expressing themselves as having
spent a delightful evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McConnell enter
tained Informally a number of their
friends on Saturday evening at their
home near Helix.
Mr. James Grlswold is a Helix
young man of whom we feel Justly
pround, he Is now attending the Den
ver Academy of Applied Arts and to a
very clever cartonlst, recent drawings
received In Helix Justly bear evidence
of this. Mr. GrisTVWud Is a son of Dr.
and Mrs. J. Griswold and as a volun
teer served overseas.
Mrs. Myrtle Stannard of Pendleton
formerly Miss Myrtle Herman of Helix
has been a recent guest here of rela
tives and friends.
The local chapter of the Eastern
Star held an Interesting meeting on
Curd of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere ap
preciation to our many friends for the
sympathy and comfort extended, and
fcr their untiring assistance during our
great bereavement, the loss of our
darling little Jimmy.
MR. AND MRS. HARVEY O. Mc
PHiKRSON AND NEAR RELATIVES.
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W''iK'dvViK'JJ.-.
" Clu-fetlan.
First Christian church, R. Lee Hu-
sabarger, pastor. Residence HM
Jackson, phone 6(5.
Service at the First Christian
church Sunday will be as follow:
9:45 a. m. .liible school. 11 a. m.
Communion, followed by sermon Sub
ject, 'The White Mon' Hurden."
Christian Endeavor will meet at
:S p. m. At 7:30 p. m the pastor
111 preach on "The Procrastinating
Fool," being the second Sunday eve
ning address on "Fool of the lllble."
There will b pecial music by the
church choir. Come and enjoy th
church with th friendly plrit.
Special Till
WEDNESDAY, JANARY 26 ONLY.
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA, Type K-2
- Mahogany finish, automatic stop, - -Regular
$225.00
SPECIAL PRICE $140.00 WITH 40 TEN INCH
RECORDS.
We will accept liberty bonds in payment
THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE
ALFALFA
HAY
BY THE BALE, TON AND CARLOAD LOTS
UMATILLA ROUR & GRAlfi CO.
220 E. Court
Phone 351
road is toward failure for too rapid Tuesday evening, the first part of the
to permit its saving capacity to earn evening was given over to initiatory
It way out before reconstruction be-1 work after which a social hour was
come necessary, unless and this spent.
brings us to the peak development of
1929 due care is given to the con
struction of the sub-grade.
In addition to the work under .way
by the Federal Highway Council along
this line, attention is being given to the
same subject by the engineering divi
sion of the National Research Coun
cil. Out of these two organized move
ments to determine right principals
in sub-grade construction .there is pro
mise for a long step forward in the
science of highway engineering in the
future. James W. Brooks in January
ftlotor.
ACSTRIAV
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I'ARLIAMKNT
PO.KD.
VIENNA, Jan. 22. L P.) Re
opening of the Austrian parliament
wa postponed until Tuesday due to
the critical political situation. Every
nne fa anvimmrv awaiting news from
the meeting of the supreme council in ond Mrs. Carl Engdahl and Mrs. Bes
Paris.
Clifford Kendall was a Portland
visitor several days this week.
Miss Grace Garrett attended the
play "What Happened Nexf Door"
given In Pendleton by the Pendleton
high school. Rhj reports it as a very
creditable production.
An Interesting meeting of the mis
sionarv society of the Baptist Church
I was held Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Edgar Norvell.
A wedding of interest to Helix peo
ple will take place In liieth on Sun
day when Mr. John Rose a popular
business man of Helix will be married
to MiBS Lilian English, an attractive
young lady of Rieth. After a short
wedding trip they will return to Helix
where they will reside.
Among thoso attending the concert
given in Pendleton on Wednesday by
the Columbia Symphony Orchestra
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Penland, Mr.
' Announcement for tola depart,
merit must bt submitted to the
East Oregonlan not later than
Friday evening In order to be as
uretl of publication on Saturday.
Xazarcne Church
Court & Matlock street, J. T. La'
Rose, pastor.
Sunday January 23 will be the clo
ing day of the Evangelistic services
with the "Hoosler Boys", We have
rlanned a good program and a time
that will be enjoyed by all who attena.
The Trio will render some special
numbers at both services and Evnn'
relist Cornelius will speak on Interest
Ing subjects. It will be well worth
your time to hear them. Come and
onjoy this good day with us. Morning
service at 11:00 a. ra. Evening ser
vice at 7:30 p. m. Sunday School will
convene at 10:00 a. m. We will have
i short lesson period after which there
will be a special service for the school
children, you are welcome here, we
will e,nj y having you as a regular
scheiar in c-nc of the classes. Parent
dy you tako nny Interest In the rclig)
' us training of your chlld'en Send
'hem to Siindfj school. It will pay VOJ
veil.
ste Rees.
Methodist.
' East Webb and Johnson street.
John H. Sccor, Minister.
Morning services Sunday school,
10 a. m. Morning sermon, 11a. m.,
subject: "The Soul's Holy of Hollers."
Kvening services Kpworth League
6:30 p. m. Topic: "What is Real Re
ligion'.'" Leader, Ivan l.a Hue.
Kvening sermon, 7.30 p. m. Sub
ject: "Zerrlah Hope." One of the fin
est stories of devotion ever written. A
pure American story.
Our mid-week, Wednesday 7:30 p.
m. Come with us if you wish to spend
happy and helpful evening. ,
Salvation Army.
Re. 309 8. Main St. Phone 1052.
Sunday Services Holiness meeting
at 11 a. m.; Sunday school, 1:10 p.
m.; Toung People meeting, ( p. m.;
Salvation rally, S p. m. ,
Weekday meeting a follow
Tuesday, g p. m.; Thursday, I p. m.;
Saturday, 8 p. m.
Th publio la cordially Invited ' to
attend t'.iese service. Come and bring
your friends. There will be good mu
sic, singing and speaking. Everybody
is welcome. i
(First stairway north of the Inland
Empire Bank.) Sunday service ar 1
at 11 a. m. and at I p. m. The sub
ject of the lesson-sermon for Sunday, '
January 23. 1 "Truth."
Sunday school Mart at 10 a. m.
A Wednesday evening meeting
which Includes testimonial of healing,
1 held at II o'clock. Th reading room
which I maintained at the ama ad
dress 1 open to the publio dally from
a. m. to 9 . m., where th Bible and
authorled Chzrlatlan Bclence literature '
may be read, borrowed or purchased.
The publio I cordially Invited to at
tend the church service and to visit
th reading room.
Gorman Lutheran
Rev. A. Blasberg will preach to
morrow at the Christian church at i
P. m.
. .First Presbyterian . Church, corner
College and Alt. Rev. Q. L Clark,
Pastor. Residence 60 East Alta.
Phone 121.
In the Presbyterian church the
Sabbath day begin with the ten
o'clock Bible study session under the
direction of Supt. A. C. Funk. An
interesting hour under the guidance of
good teacher.
The pastor will us the 11 o'clock
hour discussing the quentslon of per
sonal application of "Service" In com
munity building. Some folk think
they do not owe the community any
thing while they think that the com
munity owe them much.
At :4S In the 8. 8. room the young
folk will conduct their devotional
hour In thinking about the condition
In and the people of Asia. Isa 62:7-1!
will be the basis of the discussion.
Th pastor will preach again at 7:30
on the subject, "Four Factor in Fel
lowship." Special music by the choir
In anthem and solos directed by Mrs.
8. H .Forshaw. One of the several
churches extending you an Invitation
to the services of the day.
and
Church of The Redeemer
Rev. Alfred Lockwood, rector.
:00 A. M. Holy Communion.
9:45 A. M. Sunday school.
11:00 A. M. Morning prayer
sermon. I
4:00 P. M. Vesper and sermon. .
The Rector will preuc!: In the morn
ing on "Untroubled Heart In an Era
of Trouble." Thl will relet largely
to the social and economlo condition'
of the town. At Vesper the talk will
be on confirmation. ,
The public 1 cordially Invited. '
Baptist Church
Rev. TV. II. Cox. pastor, residence
CIS Bush street, phone 11(7.
Sunday morning Sunday school.
Mr. F. M. Riley, superintendent, 9:10.
Preaching rvlee, 11:00, suabject,
"Our Great Obligation-."
Runrinv nliht B. T. P. 17.. Mis
Dal president, :jn. Preaching ser
vice 7:30, subject, 'The Rich Fool."
Wednesday night Prayer service,
7:30, leader, Mr. Morrl.
These service are for you. Tou ar
cordially Invited to every service. A
big hearty welcome awaits you at th
1 1 o'clock ervlce. Rev. Cox as a ten
minute sermonette for the children.
Father and mother bring your children.
Christian Science.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
holds services at 813 1-2 Main street.
Mil?
Three Hats for Between-Season Wear.
r -:
Metal cloth and yelvet ' ara
cleverly Introduced Into thi
group of fetching, wearable hst.
At the left to turban of gold
and silver metallic brocade with
a do-S-tanglng spray of benna
' colored ostrJci. At right 1 an
' afternoon hat of blue elvet with
ueeple bow directly at Ut cea-
jer-frf.ni. The large hat Is a clr-culer-brlmmed
affair of brewn
panne velvet with a plain, tight
fitting crown, the brim embroid
ered in great circular motifs done
In French, blua aa4 polrt,
AT
The First Methodist Episcopal Church
JOHN H. SECOR, Minister.
Sunday Evening, ,
"ZERVIAII HOPE."
EIlKabern Stewart Phelps glorious little story of devotion and sacri
fice. An American story of recent days. You will thoroly enjoy It.
Grand Clearance Sale
fine wnrow Rircs at i-a formkr price, yont
. CHANCE TO KFLECT FROM THE LAIUiEST AND MOST
COMPLETE STOCK IN PENDLETON AND AT PRICES PItOM
SA2.50 TO 1 16.50.
GENUINE SPANISH LEATHER ROCKERS
ONE-HALF PRICE.
ALL LADIES' WRITING DESKS
AT ONE-THIRD OFF.
PIANO LAMP SHADES At one-half price. Our
entire stock of Lamp Shades in all colors; your choice
at one-half price. , . .
INLAID tjTXOIJWM ONE-THIRD OFF
FABGOLKl'M ONE-HALF OFF.
ALL MATTRESSES 1-2 PRICE
LIBRARY TABLES AT ONE-THIRD TO ONE
HALF OFF.
PICTURES AT HALF PRICE-ONE-THIRD
OFF ON ALL PHONOGRAPHS
TAI1LE MATS, 45-ln., 48-ln., M-ln., 1-3 PRICE.
Remember, our entire stork on sale from one-third to one
half off, for a few days only and for rash only, exeef contract
goods, which are wild on terms If desired.
SEE OITR WINDOWS COME LOOK BtTT AVE
Out of Town Business Solicited. Mall Orders Given Prompt Attention
CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO.
Comer Court and Main St., PENDLETON', ORE.,
Phone 4M